Marimekko Pieni Siirtolapuutarha Light Blue / Orange / Charcoal Coated Placemat
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Stripes, dots, and circles intersect with playful blossoms in various shades of orange, pink, light blue and yellow atop this Marimekko placemat. Maija Louekari's beloved Siirtolapuutarha (city garden) is an intricate line drawing pattern displaying the journey between a bustling city and an allotment garden that overflows with flowers and vegetables. Made from acrylic-coated cotton material, the placemat will be especially ideal in the kitchen with its protective finish that can be easily wiped clean. Versatile for both everyday dining and special occasions, the Marimekko Siirtolapuutarha placemat will be a delightful foundation at any table setting.
*Please note: This kitchen textile is sewn using the whole width of the fabric, therefore its pattern and color placement may vary slightly from the photo. Each item is unique.
Specifications for Marimekko Pieni Siirtolapuutarha Light Blue / Orange / Charcoal Coated Placemat
Specifications for Marimekko Pieni Siirtolapuutarha Light Blue / Orange / Charcoal Coated Placemat
| Brand: | Marimekko |
| Designer: | Maija Louekari |
| Dimensions: | 12" H x 17" W (31 x 42 cm) |
| Product Family: | Marimekko Table Linens |
| Material: | 100% Acrylic Coated Cotton |
| Country: | Designed in Finland, Made in Estonia |
| More Details: | Care: Wipe with damp cloth for minor messes. Machine washable as needed. |
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These placemats would be great for Fall. I have the blue and green shaded ones for summer (purchased from FinnStyle). Very pleased with these coated placemats. Impervious to cat hair and dirt. How about some Winter Holiday colors next?
